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My Dear Sir,
Your letters of Aug. 30" & Sept. 4” have been received in due time, and were
with their contents — very acceptable. Dy s < ‘ Yeaiomtarnr |
The Chara I have compared aga#/with my European specimen and
have now no doubt that it is Chor, tenvi%i ma _*~as I said before. é

Is much smaller and more compact in all its parts. I have an only and poor specimen an |
would with pleasure send you one.

Do you find any other Chae a, 4 in your neighborhood? If so, I would like to
obtain specimens for my friend, Prof. Braun, who has made a particular study of this
branch. |

The green globular ¢ substance is unknown to me: it appears to be
organized and may be a fresh water Alga. The best, and I think the only person in the
United States who probably could class it is so far as I know, Prof. Bailey at West Point,
who lately has commenced the study of this branch of botany.

I include a specimen of Chai= +/ x © © “as you desire.

If you desire to get a small Su A-% ofChacaz_I will with pleasure send you,
such as I have duplicates of, in any manner you may indicate.

Very truly
yours

G. Engelmann
D. Cooley, Esq.
Washington, Mich.
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